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Restoration
of Shekhawati Havelis / Heritage Liquors / Perfumes
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Particulars
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Magnificient
Havelis having attractive frescos and paintings require
substantial investments from private enterpreneurs.
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Shekhawati
Region
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Background
The painted havelis of the Shekhawati region are akin
to an open-air-museum of frescos. However, the region
itself has become popular on the tourism circuit, with
accommodation is heritage hotels and a great deal of
interest in their preservation.
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Location
Shekhawati
region, particularly Jhunjhunu, Nawalgarh, Lachmangarh,
Mukundgarh, Dundlod, fatehpur, Ramgarh and Mandawa.
Incentives
Though substantial private investment is required to
halt their decay, these havelied are ideal for re-use
as hotels, galleries, museums, restaurants, shopping
establishment or even as institutional buildings.
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Particulars
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Popular
liquors of Rajasthan such as Kesar Kastoori, Asha, Jagmohan
can be branded and marketed through private investments.
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Mahansar,
Mandawa, Nawalgarh, Udaipurwati.
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Background
Rajasthan has a tradition of fine liquors such as Asha,
as well as robust sprit's such as Kesar Kastori and
Jagmohan.
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Location
Anywhere
in the state. However, in the shekhawati region, this
could include traditional centres such as Mahansar,
Mandawa, Nawalgarh, Udaipurwati, Pali, Udaipur-especially
with tourists.
Incentives
Marketing such branded products has not happened top
date, but could prove popular - especially with tourists.
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Particulars
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This
industry offers scope for private investment for its
greater popularity.
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Ajmer,
Khamnor
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Background
Not many know that India's ittar tradition owes a lot
to the rose fields of Ajmer.
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Location
Ajmer;
also other agricultural areas suitable for horticulture.
These include Pushker (Ajmer), Khamnor (Haldighati)
and jaipur as modern centre for scents.
Incentives
This is an untapped field in private investment.
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